I would focus on working on integrating with third party monitoring keeping the core in the dashboards. Coming from and industrial control & instrumentation background I like dashboards that show all elements in a system and how they interact with each other (Look for SCADA dashboards of a turbine, for example)
looks great btw, kudos and good luck!
I think you should share this prominently on your website, showing how you can do more than just cloud.
There are a lot of infrastructure segments that could benefit from your product even beyond the industrial setting. Traffic? Production lines? More!
At my firm, we build complex data pipelines (data goes from S3 -> Spark -> Redshift -> between Redshift tables etc.). Our data sources comes from FTPs, vendor databases, vendor flatfiles, etc. Further, business analysts build Tableau dashboards on materialized views or temp tables. Data scientists use raw data tables and create aggregated tables or forecasts.
It would be tremendously helpful to have a way to map out programmatically where the data is going and coming from (which vendor FTP did this table come from, where is this view coming from, etc.)
We have utility functions/libraries (use Scala & R) that we always use for reading data, writing tables, etc. It would be amazing to just plug in API calls into those utility functions to auto-generate maps which we could later edit/document. The new trends of data catalogues (see https://alation.com/ or http://data.world)is really useful - but it requires a lot of manual documentation (non-programmatic) that data scientists inevitably don't do.
I like the updating metrics, the mixer animation in the scada demo was especially cute.